3D-Micromac develops innovative process for product protection by means of correlation

Combination of laser process and surface features generates unique safety codes

KOMA Process

Every material surface has an individual structure comparable to the human finger print. Based on this fact, 3D-Micromac AG has developed a new process for the application and evaluation of irreproducible natural and artificial material surface features.

Picture data are acquired from the product surface by means of a special camera system and correlated with an algorithm. Afterwards, the data are coded numerically and applied to the work piece as data matrix code by laser. This way, authenticity features as well as verification information are inseparably connected with the product and can be used for a later product authentication.

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Feinmess Dresden and 3D-Micromac present air bearing helical drilling optics

Laser Drilling Process

The generation of micro holes in different materials with laser has become a well-established process in the industrial sector in recent years. The production of structures with exactly defined geometries is thereby gaining increasing importance. The process is typically realized by using special drilling optics, which deflect the laser beam by rotary motion to create the desired drilling geometry and size. Deficiencies in the beam profile play a minor role and can even be accounted for during laser processing. This way, drillings of high quality with high aspect ratios can be produced. 

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New sales management at 3D-Micromac

Uwe Wagner appointed as Chief Sales Officer

The managing board of 3D-Micromac has appointed Uwe Wagner as Chief Sales Officer as part of the strategic positioning of the company. He takes over the sales management responsibility with immediate effect. His main tasks comprise opening up new market segments and developing the international sales network further. Uwe Wagner has been working for 3D-Micromac since September 2012 and has so far been responsible for business development.

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3D-Micromac extends Business Development

Business Development

Uwe Wagner has been Key Account & Business Development Manager at 3D-Micromac AG since September 2012 and is responsible for the strategic positioning of the company. He has 15 years of experience in laser micromachining and laser processing systems and has a passion for international sales and market development.

Uwe Wagner graduated in the field of communication technology. His thesis addressed structuring strategies for 2D Excimer laser scribing. After graduation, Mr. Wagner worked as scientific engineer with the LZH – Laser Zentrum Hannover.

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Young scientists get an insight into laser machining

Form 3a of the Free Primary School "Rainbow" visits 3D-Micromac AG

Young scientists at 3D-Micromac AG

At the beginning of September form 3a of the Free Primary School "Rainbow" visited 3D-Micromac AG situated on Smart Systems Campus in Chemnitz. The phenomena of light were explained to the girls and boys with small experiments. Under the eyes of experts, the children got to know the fundamental features of light and could do their own tests concerning reflection, light refraction and light control.

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